Inside Transformers' Original Optimus Prime Lives A Real Life Hero
Optimus Prime voice actor Peter Cullen got some crucial advice from his brother, a decorated veteran, before he went to the audition.
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The Twilight Zone's Rod Serling Gave Steven Spielberg His First Directing Gig
Steven Spielberg may be known for his TV film breakout Duel, but it was Rod Serling of The Twilight Zone that gave him his first gig in TV.
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C-3PO's Oil Bath In Star Wars Was A 'Disgusting Experience' Behind The Scenes
One of the only times we see Star Wars' C-3PO not complaining is when he takes his oil bath, which was anything but pleasant for Anthony Daniels.
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A Bones Reboot Could Happen (But It's Complicated)
Could a Bones reboot or revival happen? Anything is possible, but the sale of Fox to Disney hs complicated matters a little bit.
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The Futurama Episode That Set The Show's Writers Free From Fox's Terrible Notes
Fox seemingly hated Futurama and loaded the creative team with production notes, so the creators opted for a bit of malicious compliance.
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Totally Killer Director Has A Theory Why Comedians Make Good Horror Movies [Exclusive Interview]
With Totally Killer, the creator of Fresh Off the Boat and Young Rock has made a time traveling horror comedy. Here's our conversation with Nahnatchka Khan.
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Our Flag Means Death Joins Stranger Things In Bringing Back A Kate Bush Classic
At death's door and in need of some musical motivation to stay alive? Kate Bush is the answer, and Our Flag Means Death knows it.
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What These Iconic Horror Films Look Like Without Special Effects
It takes all sorts of tricks of the trade to create movie scares. This is what some favorites looked like behind the scenes, without their special effects.
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Alan Alda's River Of Liver Dance In M*A*S*H Came Out Of Left Field
One of Alan Alda's most memorable scenes on M*A*S*H was completely improvised and unexpected for everyone, including Alda.
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This Breaking Bad Moment Finally Pushed Bryan Cranston To No Longer Protect Walter White
Bryan Cranston was willing to go to bat to justify many of Walter White's decisions on Breaking Bad. But this season 5 moment pushed things too far for him.
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Patricia Arquette Fell Asleep Inside The Freddy Snake In A Nightmare On Elm Street 3
Patricia Arquette's heroine Kristen in A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors is one of the best of the franchise. Too bad the Freddy snake scarred her.
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Five Nights At Freddy's Is Already Profitable – And It Hasn't Even Opened Yet
It appears Blumhouse has found its next franchise: Producer Jason Blum says Five Nights at Freddy's has already made a profit ahead of its opening weekend.
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The Exorcist: Believer Summons $28 Million At The Box Office In Opening Weekend
David Gordon Green's The Exorcist: Believer will easily take the box office top spot this weekend, but will Universal's $400 million gamble pay off?
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Batman: The Animated Series Recruited A B-Movie Legend For Scarecrow's Redesign
The Scarecrow remains one of the most underrated Batman villains, as Jeffrey Combs' run on Batman: The Animated Series was far too short.
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The 6 Best Twist Endings In Twilight Zone History, Ranked
From sudden shifts in perspective to cruel twists of fate, The Twilight Zone had some truly unforgettable endings.
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Star Wars: Revenge Of The Sith Wasn't Always As Focused On Anakin
George Lucas initially had more story beats for characters outside of Anakin Skywalker, but Revenge of the Sith ended up focusing much more on Anakin.
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Suits' Creator Has A Theory About The Show's Newfound Success On Netflix
Suits has become one of the most watched series on streaming, and everyone is hypothesizing why. So far, the best explanation comes from Suits' creator.
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The Exorcist: Believer's Shocking Ending Was Added In Reshoots [Exclusive]
/Film's BJ Colangelo asked David Gordon Green about The Exorcist: Believer's ending, and it turns out that it was just one of many versions filmed.
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Futurama's Zapp Gets Canceled Episode Sparked A Long, Nerdy Debate Between Writers
The Futurama writers' room reportedly wasted an entire day debating the proper spelling of an important word while working on the episode 'Zapp Gets Canceled.'
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Five Nights At Freddy's Has A Dark Proposition For Fans Ahead Of The Movie
Why wait to watch the Five Nights at Freddy's movie when you can now apply to be the new night shift security guard at Freddy Fazbear's Pizza?
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Whatever Happened To The Girl From The Exorcist?
The young girl from The Exorcist is all grown up. Here are all the ups and down in Linda Blair's life and career since she vomited pea soup all those years ago.
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James Bond Hired (Then Fired) A Legendary Star Trek Writer For Tomorrow Never Dies
Tomorrow Never Dies was a James Bond movie almost written by a Star Trek legend. Ah, what could have been!
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Patrick Stewart Had Three Rules For Star Trek: Picard – And They Broke One Of Them
Patrick Stewart reveals in his new memoir, Making It So, that he has initially resistant to making Star Trek: Picard. He changed his mind, but had some rules.
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The Whale Ending Explained: Step Into The Light
Brendan Fraser and Darren Aronofsky's The Whale is a powerful film with an ambiguous ending, one that can be interpreted in wildly different ways.
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Is The Gray Man 2 With Ryan Gosling Still Happening Or Has The Sequel Gone Underground?
The Gray Man is one of the most popular movies Netflix ever released, according to Netflix. Here's what we know about a potential Gray Man 2.
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Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade Made A Small But Key Change In The Franchise's Cinematography
If you noticed that Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade has a more photographic style to the cinematography, it was by design.
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Disney Animation At 100: Looking Back On A Century Of Magic
As The Walt Disney company marks its centenary, let's look at the evolution of the art form that's always been its heart. Here's 100 years of Disney animation.
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